Auction Sale at Nassagaweya Township Offers Cattle Poultry and Farm Tools
Auctioneer WM A Gibson announces a sale in Nassagaweya Township on August 29 at 10 o clock featuring six Holstein cows and calves, poultry, tractor implements, hay and grain, and household goods. Terms require cash with clerk. items must be moved promptly. no reserve as farm is sold. not responsible for accidents. Calvin McIntyre is clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lewandowsat
Naseage
Weya
Acton
Rhode Island
Ford
Boraln
Ed Grela
WM. A. Gibson
Calvin McIntyre
NASSAGAWEYA TOWNSHIP SEEKS BUILDING APPROVAL
The Corporation of the Township of Nassagaweya applies to the Ontario Municipal Board for consent under Section 63 to construct a Municipal Administration Building at a total estimated cost of 39 900 dollars with elector assent. An application under Section 64 seeks approval to finance 18 176 dollars by a loan from the Municipal Works Assistance Program repayable over up to five years.
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Township
Nassospreva Dntenda
Tatio Municipal Board
Ontario Municipal Board
Bulding
Ontario Municipal Board Act
Ontario public works bids for school stage 2 buildings
Ontario tender notices call for sealed bids by October 7 for Stage 2 Buildings at the Ontario School for the Deaf Milton. Includes bid bonds, performance bonds, and deposit details with access to plans and specs at Parliament Buildings and Builders' Exchange.
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Ontario
School For the Deal
Milton
Department of Public Works
East Block
Parliament Buildings
Toronto 2
Builders’ Exchange
Hamilton
Toronto
Legion Notes for Branch 197 Campaign calendar and events
Branch 197 outlines upcoming Legion activities with a registration night on Tuesday September 1 for Dert League dart players and a Ben Alexander orchestra dance. It notes changes to dates for General Meeting September 14 and Hill Long’s Fall Fair date moved to October 2, plus WWI vets dinner plans, Shuttleboard League entry, and a bulletin board for branch events. Dates to remember include dinners, roasts, parades, and district conventions throughout September to October.
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Thre
Hon
Hill Long
Hamilion
Crampton
Corm
Huttonville Park
Sin Streetsville
Erin
Thurford
Golden Age Club Holds Evening Meeting and Music Program
A large crowd gathered at the Y building for the Golden Age Club monthly meeting. Mrs O Rourke’s daughter played two violin numbers as Mr Mason led an orchestra through jigs waltzes and quadrilles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Age Club
Mrs. O'Rourke
Mr. Mason
Miss Akins
Foard
Ann Ralston
Germany
Sardinia
Fryer
Dave Lindsay
Chas. Mason
Tenders for the Community Centre Booth in Acton
Tenders for operation of the community centre booth for the 19645 season on a rental basis are invited and will be accepted up to September 17, 1964. Envelopes must be marked Tender and addressed to J. T. Hurst Secretary Acton Recreation Committee Box 39 Acton Ont.
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Ontario
J. T. Hurst
Acton
Ont
Parry
Echool
Vacations and Visitors Parade Through Local News
The week’s items list visitors and vacations from area families and clergy. Virginia Sovder was misnamed as entering St Marys hospital in a correction, and Rev Byron Mowlett bids farewell before moving to Dartmouth Nova Scotia.
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Virginia Sovder
St. Mary's Hospital
Kit Pehever
Mise Havel Webb Jie
Fwr
Saute Ste. Marie
Dan Winter
Mere
Willian Stevenson
Toronto
J. A. Balloch
Rev
Willie
Kearney
Evecton Chios Hall
Nort McKensie
MiCuteheagr
Flora Grive
Pillsbury
Las
Norman
Makensie
Thomas A Evans Dies Brother of Acton Man
Thomas Arthur Evans aged 66, brother of Perry Evans of Acton, former official of the Canadian Association of Broadcasters, died Monday after a heart condition. He joined CAB in 1950s, served as treasurer, retired in 1982, born in Manchester England, served with the 200th Battalion in France, survived by wife and two brothers.
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Thomas Arthur Evans
Perry Evans
Acton
Canadian Association of Broadcasters
Evans
Triel
CAB
Ble
Ottawa
Toronto
Manchester
England
France
Hele
Jr Plowing Match Promotes Safe Driving Tests
An annual Jr Plowing Match is set for Saturday September 12 at Claude Picket in Geourgetane RR J Late Conces alung Weel Exquesing Townshij. Competitors under 20 by November will receive coaching in the morning and plowing in the afternoon. Entries to be sent to the Agricultural Office Fulton by September.
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Claude Picket
Geourgetane
Pst
Fulton
Surveyors Work on Highway Seven West of Town
Surveyors were seen on No. 7 Highway west of town on Wednesday amid questions about expansion of the highway improvement program in that section.
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Acton
Esquesing
Limehouse Sideroad
Town Line
Ballinafad
V6th
Lake Superior depth note and safety contest misspellings
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Lake Superior and depths with numerous errors and a confusing reference to a safety competition. It cites Halton Farm Safety Council but the context and specifics are unclear. The readable portions suggest a safety event tied to farming but lack concrete details.
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Nassagaweya
Corporation OF the Township of
Oetario Municipal Board
Campbellville
J.C. McIntyre
General Trades
Ontario School For the
E.D.T
Forza
J.D. Millar
Ben Alexander
Furday
George Mustelle
Georgetown Glee Club
Cgeorge
Hrampton
Branch $97
United Shuttleboard League
Millan
Zone 7
National Film Boards Series of Canada
Hite
Royal Canadian Legion
Acton Brory
Custom Cleaners Fame
Serdies
Mann ST
Visher
Wasaga Read
Vind
Georyge Kloster Ant
Dravion
Sandby
Prime
Lovell Bros. Modern Meat Market
Thomas A Evans
Tonasto
Sanday
Nother Indaw
Stewart
Mroo
Goardan Aitken
Sherlock
North Thay
Quebec
Jake Rupfrios
Lake Superior
Creat Lakes
The
Halton Farm Safety Councul
Pollock and Campbell
Waters
Nah
Oaly
Best
Mae
Andy
Mayfair Restaurant
A. L. Riemer Equipment Co. VY Aaill ST. W
Stu. Stionery
Zoe
Laurentian
Esterbrook
N.P
VENUS
Compassas
S.C. M
Sheaffer
Electra
Acton District High School
Nassagawega
Townline
Speyside
Quarry
Mill St
Nassagaweva
Eden Mills
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